We enable integrated product design and risk assessment
We offer comprehensive approaches to toxicological and regulatory advice which prioritize your product design goals
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Explore our Solutions
SaferWorldbyDesign is a solution-oriented, safety assessment platform supporting the design and testing of intelligent, safer products using new approach methods in toxicology and next generation risk assessment.
Consultancy services
Our first consultation is free. Contact us to discuss which solutions are most relevant for your current problems and work situation or to ask us for advice on solutions you need. To learn more visit our Consulting Desk.
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Choose from our wide selection of products and services, ready for you to use as-is or customized. Get in touch with experts from our Consulting Desk for advice and consultation on your problem.
How we work
Step 1: Get in touch
Getting in touch with us is quick and easy. You can register for a free consultation online and learn more about how our services can benefit your business.
Step 2: Get a consultation
During our free consultation session, our expert team will listen to your concerns and discuss your specific needs to help identify the best solutions for your business
Step 3: Get a proposal
Based on your needs, we'll provide you with a tailored proposal and pricing that meets your budget and ensures you receive the best value for our services.
Step 4: Get a solution
Once you've agreed to our proposal and pricing, we'll start testing and analysing your products using our state-of-the-art technology and extensive knowledge infrastructure.
Delivery!
We'll provide you with a detailed report of our findings, including any potential risks and recommended actions. Our team will work with you to develop an action plan that ensures your products are safe, compliant, and meet your customers' expectations.
Our Solutions
SaferWorldbyDesign is a solution-oriented safety assessment platform supporting the design and testing of safer products using new approach methods in toxicology and next-generation risk assessment.
SaferSkin is an integrating application which supports the determination of key safety properties of skin, including irritation, tolerance, penetration, metabolism and sensitization. SaferSkin™ integrates in silico and in vitro methods and services in one application, supported by a harmonised data infrastructure and an expert consulting team.
Learn MoreUnder SaferLiver we provide products, services and applications for the evaluation of hepatotoxicity.
Learn MoreUnder SaferLung we provide products, services and applications for lung safety assessment.
Learn MoreWith SaferNeuron we provide solutions to characterize compounds as potential neurotoxins. With this it is possible to design safe products without any concern of neurotoxic effects when they are exposed to organisms.
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Benefits
NAMs
SaferWorldbyDesign is a one-of-a-kind resource and a repository of expertise dedicated to NAMs (New Approach Methodologies). Our platform brings together the leading providers from diverse domains, including both in vitro and in silico specialists, creating an unparalleled network of experts.
Tiered Strategy
SaferWorldbyDesign and its partner network offer a robust tiered strategy approach, allowing users to begin with in silico testing, assess the results, and then determine the need for further testing, which may include advanced in vitro methods. This process enables efficient and effective decision-making in early product development and risk assessments.
Bring Data Together
SaferWorldbyDesign's ability to consolidate diverse data sources into one user-friendly solution offers significant benefits. By centralizing vast amounts of information from various domains, researchers and developers can gain easy access to a comprehensive knowledge base. This wealth of data facilitates more informed decision-making, accelerates research, and enhances the development of safer and more sustainable products.
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